Citizen participation in the response to the pandemic is crucial.
About one in three people who are carriers of the new SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus have no symptoms and spread it without knowing it. According to all studies on the pandemic, regular testing using rapid antigen tests helps limit the spread of the disease. By testing at home once a week, we can significantly help stop the spread of the virus.
By self-testing with a rapid antigen test at home, citizens protect both their own health and that of their loved ones.
The purpose of this procedure is to protect public health by easily, quickly, and reliably detecting asymptomatic carriers of the SARS-CoV-2 virus.
If you have taken a home test and tested positive for the novel coronavirus, you can take another test to confirm the initial result. This can be done anywhere you choose—at a private or public facility—within the next 24 hours.
What should I do if the test comes back positive?;
- Tap here to see the public facilities you can visit to take a second free rapid antigen test to confirm the results of the first one. These facilities will begin operations on Monday, April 12.
- You can find instructions for caring for a confirmed case at home here.
- Please note that household self-test kits should be disposed of carefully as household waste in accordance with international health protocols.
COVID-19 Self-Test Result Report
If you are a teacher (at a public or private school), belong to another category of individuals who must submit a test result declaration to gain access to a school, or do not belong to any of the other categories, you can report a positive or negative self-test result here and generate the test result certificate:
Alternatively, you can print, fill out, and sign the document yourself here.
Self-Test Result Report for Employees
If you are a private-sector employee, particularly in the retail, tourism, manufacturing, food service, or transportation, you can report a positive or negative self-test result here and generate a result report:
School ID Card for COVID-19
If you are a parent or guardian of a student, or an adult student, you can report a positive or negative self-test result here and obtain the COVID-19 School Card:
Alternatively, you can print, fill out, and sign the document yourself here.
